Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were generally firm to dearer, with strong processor and buyer competition supporting new-season lambs and mutton across NSW, while smaller yardings in Victoria and Tasmania produced mixed results. The trends appear...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets strengthened across most eastern centres, with strong buyer competition and improved rain prospects lifting restocker, feeder and finished cattle prices, while reduced yardings supported competition. The trends...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were supported by sharply reduced yardings, with strong competition maintaining prices for quality new season lambs and heavy mutton, although secondary lambs and some trade lines eased. The trends appear to be:...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally stronger, with rain improving buyer confidence and supporting restocker and feeder demand, while limited heavy cattle supply and firmer cow prices also underpinned the market. The trends appear to be:...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets remained generally firm as rain reduced yardings, with quality heavy lambs holding close to last week’s levels while stronger mutton demand supported prices. The trends appear to be: Rain reduced lamb and sheep...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were limited in volume, with Bairnsdale’s quality store yarding selling slightly dearer as stronger heifer demand supported prices, while steers remained firm. The trends appear to be: Quality store cattle attracted...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets came under pressure as dry conditions increased supply, with a large Wagga yarding pushing lamb prices lower, while mutton remained relatively firm. The trends appear to be: Dry conditions increased lamb and sheep...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were mixed but generally firm to stronger, with strong demand supporting prime cattle, weaners and feeders in several markets, while larger store yardings and mixed quality pressured some Victorian cattle....
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were mixed, with larger yardings and softer demand weighing on lambs in several centres, while strong mutton competition and selective restocker demand supported some categories. The trends appear to be: Increased...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally firmer, with reduced yardings and stronger buyer competition supporting feeders, cows and quality young cattle, while plainer cattle and some heavy bulls remained softer. The trends appear to be:...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were mixed, with larger yardings generally putting pressure on prices, while strong demand supported quality new season and heavy export lambs, and mutton trends varied between centres. The trends appear to be: Larger...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally firm to stronger, with strong feeder and restocker demand supporting young cattle across Queensland, NSW and South Australia, while mixed quality kept results uneven in some categories. The trends...